In our SS 2020 issue we look towards KOREA.

We explore the architecture of Itami Jun, the photography of Koo Bohnchang, and the art of Park Seo-Bo. 

We discuss food and fashion with Eunjo Park & David Chang in New York, and with Rejina Pyo & Jordan Bourke in London. We visit designer Teo Yang at his hanok in Seoul, and artist John Zabawa at his LA home and studio. We share our city guide to Seoul, and a fashion edit of both international and Korean designers.

We also visit Charlotte Perriand’s Méribel chalet with Aēsop, and the Northern Irish coast with JAMESPLUMB studio for their exhibition, ‘Silent Light’.

Our collection of essays and poetry delves further into our theme of Korean culture, both in Korea and beyond.

A portrait of London, New York or Paris offering a curated edit on what to see and do.

Rather than a comprehensive directory, this guide offers instead select points of interest and venues that reflect Cereal’s values in both quality and aesthetic sensibility.

Carefully researched and illustrated with original photography and copy, each guide features 30 of Cereal’s favourite places and also includes:

– a photo essay of the city 
– an illustrated neighbourhood map 
– interviews and essays from celebrated locals 
– lists of essential architectural points of interest, museums, galleries, day trips outside the city, and unique souvenirs 
– an itinerary for an ideal day in London, Pairs, New York

Sprache: Englisch

AW 19 Legacy

The cover of Volume 18 features Rupi Kaur, who discusses how her heritage has shaped her own burgeoning legacy as a poet and performer.

The issue also includes interviews with creative director Jonathan Anderson and the team behind Atelier Vime. We celebrate the artistic legacies of Joan Miró, Eduardo Chillida, and Fan Ho; the architecture of Carlo Scarpa’s Brion Tomb; and the design of Gio Ponti’s iconic hotel, Parco dei Principi.

In our travel pages, we encounter the wilderness of Kruger National Park, South Africa with Singita; take in the frescos and orange groves of Palazzo Daniele in Puglia, Italy; and visit the New Mexico landscape that inspired Georgia O’Keeffe.

We further explore the theme of legacy through essays and poetry, and present an autumn fashion edit at Kettle’s Yard.